>> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, november 3rd. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> carolyn, good morning to you. the winds are a little breezy in the hills. but we are clear this morning. not tracking any rain. as we go through the next couple of hours, we are looking at still cool temperatures. in fact, numbers have dropped into the 30s for parts of our north bay valleys around napa. but by noontime we will look at

partly cloudy conditions, 50s and 60s around the bay. temperatures today will be held down and it will be breezy. in fact, we will be looking at breezy winds once again throughout the evening hours. so temperatures only in the 50s and 60s today so the cool trend, the dryer air mass with us this morning, it's going to stick around. i'll let you know for how long, when we will warm up, if we are going to see any rain. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. just one day after a fatal shooting at lax, a scare for passengers at sfo. police board a plane and escort a man off a jet blue flight. nick smith has this story that you will only see on abc7 news. >> he said if a plane is going to go down, this lane is going to be destroyed. >> that's what one passenger told us he heard a man overhear him scream during a jet blue flight 1136. >> he said is so loud and buoyant, that he caught my

attention. >> he spoke with the passenger, alex alexander, who caught part of the scary and confusing moments on my smartphone. >> my hands were shaky, my heart was racing. >> the flight was in route to sfo from long beach. patrick said as soon as the flight crew became aware of the threat, they called airport security who had police meet the plane when it landed. take a look. officers board the plane and immediately identify and escort the passenger off the plane. >> why are you taking the guy off the plane and maybe the threat is still on the plane? and the rest of the passengers had to stay on board. >> the flight was delayed for about 45 minutes. officials have not identified the passenger and there have been no reports of injuries. at sfo, nick smith, abc7 news. now to the latest in shooting at lax, gerardo hernandez is the first tsa agent

to be killed in the line of duty. >> his sister said he was checking passports when he was shot. he died with from a gunshot wound to the chest. he's survived by his wife, son and daughter. this morning we are learning more about the suspect, 23-year-old unemployed mechanic paul ciancia. federal prosecutors have already filed murder charges and he could face the death penalty. police also believe someone dropped him off at the airport on friday. they want to find out who that was. here's abc7 news reporter alec stone with the latest. >> several prosecutors have filed murder charges against the suspected gunmen in the deadly shooting at los angeles international airport of tsa officer gerardo hernandez and the wounding of four others. saturday night, 100-foot pylons were lit up over the airport in honor of him. his wife is distraught.

>> i am truly devastated. we are all heartbroken and we will miss him dearly. >> our hearts go out to the tsa officer who was shot and killed. >> two more tsa officers were wounded when 23-year-old paul ciancia took a rifle out of his bag friday morning and started firing. this video shows the ensuing mayhem. the fbi is just one of the agencies investigating the shooting. >> we found a statement where he made a conscious decision to make multiple tsa employees. >> and it could have been so much worse if officers had not chased the gun men through the airport terminal three. >> the fact they disabled the assailant within minutes was actually remarkable and saved untolled lives. >> reporter: ciancia was shot four times. he remains in the hospital and the hospital says he remains unresponsive.

the airport, full of fear and chaos friday morning, returned to normal operation saturday afternoon. alex stone, abc news, los angeles. >> one of the people caught in the crossfire was torrey bellucci. he's a host of the tv show "myth busters." here's what he is saying. >> everybody is flying down the corridor, jumping over chairs, jumping over people. people were taking cover. it was literally like my worst nightmare and it was happening. >> "myth busters" is shot in the bay area, although he was headed from lax to a video shoot in delaware. the shooting has caused dozens of cancellations and delays in the bay area. even though it occurred on friday, there's been a ripple effect. yesterday eight flights to and from lax were cancelled. flights could be affected again today, so be sure to check with your airline.

>> all lanes in richmond 580 are open this morning following a fatal crash. authorities say a pedestrian was struck and killed just before 10:00 last night as he tried to run across the interstate near harbor way. an alert was issued a half-hour later while the chp investigated. it was lifted about 1:00 this morning. no word yet on the identity of the word who was killed. the incident remains under investigation. the chp is investigating the cause of a fatal crash near stinson beach yesterday. one person was killed after a car went off a cliff on highway 1 just before 4:30 p.m. that car, a red honda, had been reported stolen out of vallejo. the driver was the only one in the car. friends and family of a santa rosa teenager who was shot and killed by a sheriffs deputy

gathered to thank the community for their support. 13-year-old andy lopez was shot on the 22nd holding an air rifle that looked like an ax48 assault rifle. we have the late forest santa rosa. >> reporter: as candles were arranged and a cross was adjusted for the growing memorial for 13-year-old andy lopez, it was not lost on a few people here that this day marks the day of the dead. >> every 1st and 2nd of november you come and celebrate the dead, or the loved ones of that passed away. >> andy lopez' parents were here a few hours. they left just before sunset. they did not want to speak on camera, but they said they will have an announcement on monday. they will join their team of attorneys to announce a federal lawsuit against the sonoma county sheriff's department. organizers say they had no connection of connecting the

13-year-old death to the day, they just wanted to support the lopez family. >> everyone wants to be here remembering andy. that's all it is. we don't want it talk about what happened to andy or anything like that. we just want to remember him. >> a lopez family attorney said the 13-year-old has not been laid to rest because his parents have been waiting for his grandmother to arrive from mexico. she arrived in california just in time to join them for the neighborhood event. in santa rosa, abc7 news. police are searching for a gunman who robbed customers at a san francisco hair salon yesterday. it happened just before noon at the pampered girl salon on gulf street in hayes valley. three customers were getting their hair and nails done when they busted inside taking money, smartphones and tablets.

police say robberies in the hayes neighborhood are rare in that neighborhood. san jose police are searching for a mentally handicapped man who has been missing since friday. 54-year-old man was last seen around 3:30 on vine street. authorities say conseco has a previous head injury that left him with diminished mental capacity. he walks a limp, he has a cane. he's described at 5'8", 140 pounds with black air and a beard. he was last seen wearing a black jacket, white t-shirt, black pants and flip-flops. in almeda county, sixteen agers have been rescued before getting lost hiking on mission peak regional preserve. they say they got to the top of the peak and lost the trail heading back. >> we got on the wrong route so then we tried backtracking, but then it started getting dark and we lost the trail and we ended up in the field so we called the cops and here we are. >> the east bay regional park police got a 911 call relayed from fremont police.

the teenagers say they were more cold than scared. >> lisa argen has the accuweather forecast. >> notice all the clear sky. the winds are up in the upper elevations and that's helping the atmosphere to stay well-mixed. 50 fleece san francisco. we will talk about cool afternoon highs, though, when we return. >> thank you, lisa. also next, the changes a florida city is making to its neighborhood watch program more than a year after trayvon martin wags shot and killed by watch man george zimmerman. and the new rules for electronics on airplanes. soon you won't have to shut off we'll take something tasty and healthy.

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>> hillary clinton isn't even running for president yet, at -- but she's already picked up a key endorsement. democratic senator chuck schumer of new york is backing her. he's joined a chorus of other democrats urging hillary to run. he' announced his backing at an annual dinner last night. clinton said she's still considering her options. other potential candidates include vice president joe biden and new york governor andrew cuomo. coming up on "this week" as the flawed rollout of the affordable care act place the obama administration, george stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with white house senior advisor dan phifer. along with the issues surrounding healthcare.gov, phifer will also discuss the

continued fallout over the lateddest revelations of nsa spying. you can catch it right here on abc7 at 8:00. more than a year after 17-year-old trayvon martin was fatally shot by neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman, the city where it happened, sanford, florida, is rolling out a revamped neighborhood watch program. the sanford police department will outline the changes tuesday during a community meeting. revisions include restricting volunteers from carrying firearms, and from pursuing suspects. zimmerman was acquitted of a second degree murder charge back in july. the cal palace in daly city is expected to be packed again today with people attending one of the country's biggest gun shows. it's sponsored by the crossroads of the west. organizers say they do everything by the book and gun owners appreciate it. >> they won't even let me get a 30 round for my a.r. or nothing.

and it's not even 30 rounds, it's ten rounds. everything is california legal in there, so why not? >> we have a huge population of shooters out here and we need a venue to go in and buy the things we need to buy, and i don't see any reason why we can't do it here on state property. >> this weekend show is the first since governor jerry brown vetoed a bill that would have banned all gun shows at that venue. >> a big change ahead for gadget toting airline passengers.

pretty soon you won't be told to turn them off before takeoffs and landing. federal aviation administration has lifted restriction necessary those -- for 37 years for fear they would interfere with radio transmissions. our property are looks at the chang. ♪ >> reporter: virgin america just released the new safety video but the admonitions to turn off devices soon will be moot. devices can stay on during and before landing as long asner airplane mode. making calls will still be band. we asked them via skype why it took so long for the faa to change the rules? >> the faa is a very conservative organization. safety always comes first. but now we are at the point the devices are safer, the technologies on the airplanes are safer and the way the airplanes are built makes it more possible. >> each airline must submit it's device plan for regulation. the rule may not be instantaneous. an estimated two-thirds of passengers carry mobile phones or smartphones on board and 40% have tablets. what the faa didn't make clear is whether video calls are whether video calls are

used while on airplanes. >> most of the airplanes can't support video chat, whether it's facetime or other video services. so if you use that, you slow down the experience for everybody. and on some systems you may even be booted off. >> one passenger wonders if more devices will be carried on board? >> who knows what the next thing for kids will be. it could be noisier on the plane. >> laptops still need to be turned off before takeoff and landing and in low visibility landing the crew may ask for all devices to be shut off. in san jose, david loui, abc7 news. a second bart labor union has ratified the contract agreement that brought an end to a second strike this year. yesterday a.t.u. said its members approved the contract seiu approved the contract friday. it includes a 15.4% raise, safer working condition and it requires bart workers to pay into their pensions and

increases healthcare costs. bart's board of directors will vote on the contract later this month. this morning portions of highway 101 in novato will be closed until 9:00. it is not a solid closer. the chp is closing sections of 101 between some boulevards in 15-minute intervals. the partial closer is to allow pg&e crews to install new power lines. estimated today an estimated 4,000 runners will hit the streets of san francisco for the u.s. half-marathon. let's take a live look at the golden gate bridge. to accommodate runners the bridge's east sidewalk closed from 5:00 until 9:00 this morning. the west sidewalk will be closed from 6:00 to 9:30. the race gets underway at 7:00 at vaness avenue and beach

street. and they will be running not in the rain? >> no. it will be clear out there. the sun is almost up at 6:38. we are looking for a sparkling morning? >> sparkling? >> yeah, i think so. and changes as we go through the afternoon. northwest winds will be moderate. we do have a dryer atmosphere, although the fog, you are wondering where that is. we had that yesterday. it's down in salinas and monterey with visibility reduced to about three quarters of a mile. dryer atmosphere with us throughout not only today, but tomorrow, as well. bringing below average temperatures out there. but look at the trade-off. a gorgeous start to the day. 51 san francisco. it's 46 in san carlos. good morning half moon bay, 50 for you. we are look leave from our sutro tower camera where, yes, nice and clear. numbers in and around the

40-degree mark. briefly we were down to 35 in napa earlier. but with a little wind we have made it back up to 40. 40 concord. and outside from the studios here's a look the from our roof camera. you will see we are looking at the clear sky. wind advisory still up in the north bay hill for moderate northerly winds throughout the morning hours and this evening. cooler and breezy today for everyone. official sunrise 6:38. it sets at 5:09. we are looking at conditions now in the higher elevations anywhere from 20 to 25 miles an hour. on top of mt. tam, gusts up to 35 miles an hour. so, yes, it is breezy out there. those breezy winds will be transporting that dryer air mass and throughout the day today northwest winds anywhere from ten to twenty miles an hour. it will be cool and we will look for the temperatures to stay cooler than what we've been used to. so it is november.

we should be looking not only at the cooler conditions but the chance of rain, nothing doing of course for today. here we are 11:00 and a few clouds begin to filter in behind the trough. that will allow for partly cloudy, cooler conditions, rain chances perhaps come back into the picture by next weekend. in fact, the north coast could see maybe a few sprinkles by thursday. but that stempniak is looking weaker and weaker. 67 in san jose with 56 in super steen no on the peninsula. cool afternoon. the breezy winds, 66 redwood city and just 58 in half moon bay. san francisco without the fog and a little bit of one sunshine. 68 in novato and mid-60s calistoga. by the water in vallejo, 65. more mid-60s for berkeley and oakland today. out over the hills, numbers here out of the 70s with pleasanton coming in at 67.

the san ramon valley just in the mid-60s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. temperatures in the mid-and upper 60s around the bay and inland, and just 50s at the coast. little change tomorrow ask warmer midweek and extra clouds by the end of the week and maybe a chance of showers over the weekend. we are another great weather resource for you. that's on twitter. get video forecasts, spare the air alerts, power outage info and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. we should have over two inches in november. it's just getting started. >> all right. but we desperately need something. >> desperately, you are right. >> thank you, lisa. coming up next, the treat that turned out to be a very nasty trick for one california woman. what she found

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>> coming up at 7:00 is good morning america. dan harris is joining us from new york to tell us what is on tap. >> good morning. coming up, who is the alleged lax shooter? roommates and classmates providing revealing details about paul ciancia's life. as we learn more about what was really on that note in his bag and what actually happened

inside terminal three. also a terrifying cirque du soleil in las vegas as a performer falls. and the youtube music awards. we are live at pier36 in new york city where it will all go down tonight. it's coming up on gma on sunday morning. see you soon. >> thank you, dan. >> police in salinas are looking for someone who put lsd in some candy that sent a woman to the hospital. authorities believe a small hole in a snickers wrapper is where a needle was used to inject the acid. you see the hole right there. the woman ate the candy thursday night while trick-or-treating with her children. she immediately felt she was having an anxiety attack. the candy had been given to the woman's 16-month-old daughter.

>> with that kind of strength i almost shutter to think what would have happened to my niece. it would have been far too strong a dosage for a toddler. >> and doctors say the woman's symptoms were consistent with taking lsd. police believe this was an isolated incident. >> up next, it's being called a cool, new way to help athletes and others recover quickly from injury but some are giving it a frosty response. >> health insure abs that's truly affordable. it's free. i'm michael finney. what it

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>> welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good morning to you. a dryer and cooler air mass is invading the bay area with winds anywhere from 20 to 25 miles an hour in the upper elevations. wind advisory still in effect for the higher elevations of the north bay. breezy elsewhere and that will allow for a cooler afternoon temperatures. in fact, we are starting out with the clear sky but with few extra clouds, we will call it partly cloudy. breezy today. 50s along the coast. 60s elsewhere. we are looking at a slight warming trend come midweek, but more importantly, will we see any rain? i'll let you no i coming up, carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. >> happening now, the new york city marathon is underway. more than 47,000 participants are flooding city streets today for the 43rd running of the marathon. the event was cancelled at the last minute last year due to super storm sandy.

officials say the boston marathon bombing in april has resulted in increased security, particularly near the finish line in central park. german officials say they would love to go to russia to question edward snowden. they would like to know exactly how extensive the spying of the national agency was. berlin officials also want snowden to show them the original documents the former nsa analysts has leaked. records show the u.s. has speed -- spied on leader of 35 countries, including german's chancellor, angela merkel. >> one of the original mercury astronaughts has been laid to rest. mr. carpenter was 88 years old. john glenn, another mercury astronaut, was among the mourners yesterday. he was the second american to

orbit the earth and later had a successful career as an aquanaut. much has been written about the new subsidized insurance rates under the affordable care act but equally important is the insurance that's available to many under this program. michael finney tells us what it takes to qualify. >> nora is get hearing blood sugar level checked. this preventative care is something she might not have done in the past. >> i couldn't afford it. this is really, you know, caused a lot of problems in the family because it's not only me, it's my family, my husband, my kids and my grandson. >> nora is one of an estimated 2 million new patients in california who are now eligible for med-i-cal under the affordable care act. it used to be limited for those under the poverty level. for a family of four that's $23,050 or less a year.

now med-i-cal has been included -- or expand to include adults without children and a family of four with income less than $32,500. brenda is the chief operating officer for lifelong medical care has 15 health clinics around the bay area. >> this is huge. this is really, really huge. i mean, because there are a lot of people who have not had any way of accessing care at all. >> she said in the past those without health insurance were forced to go to much more expensive emergency rooms where, by law, everyone must be treated. >> so a lot of those people will now be eligible for some type of insurance to help them. mainly med-i-cal. >> to determine your eligibility go to a community health clinic or contact "cover california" through it's website or hotline. those who don't qualify may

qualify for subsidized health insurance through covered california. >> now i really happy because i -- through the medical i will have everything. basically everything that the affordable care act has. >> about 26 states, including texas and florida, have decided not to expand their medicaid insurance programs. the u.s. supreme court upheld the legality of the affordable care act, but said the expansion of medicaid is optional. to determine your qualification, i have a link. go to abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. some athletes are now turning down the thermostat to help them recover from their workout. they are using a new technology

called full body cryotherapy which employ he is ultracold to affect the body. science reporter carolyn johnson has the details. >> it may look like a sauna but it's actually reverse. a super cold treatment known as cryotherapy. the co-owner said the treatment originated in japan in the 1970 for rheumatoid arthritis. you you spend two or three minutes down in this cold sauna. this takes skin temperatures down to 30 degrees fahrenheit. so cold that they wear protective clothing. >> gloves, socks, underwear and earmuffs. >> like standing outside in the snow with shorts and a tank top on. it allowed this woman to return to exercise, despite arthritis. >> i'm able to do my water arobics and yoga. >> cold has become a hot topic in sports medicine. some experts now believe

lowering an athletes body immediately after exercise can speed up recover and lessen the pain associated with exercise. but the biology is complicated and there's debate over how different methods of cooling actually effect the body. this physical therapist has worked with the cryotherapy chamber and said he's seen results. >> we really want to get all that inflammatory processing going and get it moving along and getting it out. with the cold it really is that. -- does that. >> others are more cautious. craig heller, stanford biologist, helped develop a deadvice that drains heats from the palms of athletes hands called core control. it is now commercialized. ice baths can accomplish the same benefits, but he's skeptical of the short time used in the cryotherapy sauna. >> just a few minutes in very cold air or gas is not going to do much to lower your body temperature. >> he does believe the reaction to the short bursts of cold will

undoubtedly produce a shock to the system, and supporters believe the body's reaction to that stimulus alone also produce as benefit. >> the body interprets that as pain, so to counteract it it releases endorphins. >> the cryosauna has not been evaluated by the fda and the agency doesn't offer any advice on it's use or effectiveness. carolyn johnson, abc7 news. >> ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, you could buy a piece of silicon's valley's next big thing. wait you can become an investor in start-up companies. here's a live look from our tam cam. easy, breezy, cool. lisa argen said it was a sparkling morning, but what about the rain? she will have your forecast in to those who've encountered a bump in the road... welcome to covered california.

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desirable hit. >> analysts say production in france and argentina also dropped this year because of the poor weather. it is beginning to look a lot like christmas in chicago where the macy's great tree was lit yesterday. >> one! merry christmas! that 45-foot tree is cornered -- adorned with more than 10,000 ornaments. this is the 106th straight year the great tree has been lit in chicago. it signifies the start of the holiday season. have you seen your first tree, not in a store but in someone's home some. >> i haven't even put away my halloween decorations yet. >> right. it's like give us a chance. >> the answer is no. not paying attention anyway. good morning, everyone. we are looking at a beautiful start to the day. it's not too cool, despite the clear conditions. upper 40s here. here's a live shot from emeryville camera. you have the purple and blue

hughes, pink hughes, as well. breezy winds. i'll let you know how long it lasts and if rain is? the forecast when we return. >> little next, dan boyle returns to the ice for the sharks against the coyotes after missing seven games. could san jose get another win? mike shumann has the highlights comi

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today tastes so good. >> we've seen inventors use websites like kickstarter to get their products off the ground with success but soon products won't be the only things sold on that site. a federal program allows entrepreneurs can sell you a piece of their company over the

internet. jonathan bloom has the story. >> four months ago we started. >> reporter: that's when ej's company took off. he had been making household items and small furniture but this high-end dog bowl was an overnight success. he's now telling up to 1,000 a month. >> we need a start-up within a short amount of time and a lot more capital. i've been asking friends and family to support it. >> soon he could have a much wider audience of potential investors, and so could the maker of other specialty products like a folding kayak. instead of just selling their products online, they can sell a piece of their company. >> this is an exciting time for both the investor, because they have never been able to invest in these kinds of companies. local companies with stories that you care about. >> mark hatch is ceo of tech shop. they are abuzz over the unanimous decision by the securities and exchange commission. it supports a law that would

allow entrepreneur to raise money by allowing a stake in their setup. s. it is explained via skype. >> pretty much anybody in america who has a retirement portfolio and wants to invest a portion of that in what they think may be the next facebook at a very early stage will be able to do so. >> the new regulations mean it could be a lot easier for entrepreneurs to bring specialized products like this to market, but they also may have to deal with something they have never dealt with before, investor relations. >> once you take equity you have partners and you have to manage that. it becomes an important task. >> the investors get no guarantee. you could lose everybody. that's why they limit the investment to $10,000. hatch believes that's just enough to bring more cool products to market. >> you will see the explosion of small companies that are doing remarkable and interesting things. >> the new law could be finalized by january to take

effect in the spring. in san francisco. abc7 news. >> well, we've had a cool morning this morning, cool temperatures and breezy. >> the breezy winds have kept it mixed. if it was calm we would be in the 30s. napa, the temperatures have rebound into the 40s. a look at live doppler hd. look how nice and clear it is. but there are clouds here. visibility reduced to less than a mile. do be careful. a dryer atmosphere is entering the bay area. a cooler one, as well. the breezy winds up in the north bay with the wind advisory throughout the morning hours. here's a look at the north bay. look at that. mt. tam. official sunrise was at 6:38. temperatures just 40s and 50s. not too hard to take. san francisco 51. 48 and clear in san jose. 44 los gatos and from our sutro tower camera, another nice shot without the fog. yesterday it was pretty gray. 48 novato, 51 fairfield.

san francisco even though today the cooler air mass settles in, you will be a little warmer with some sunshine. it took a while to bring in the sun yesterday. santa rosa is already up 48 degrees. from our roof camera right now, the winds not much of a factor here downtown, but the wind advisory is still up for the north bay hill. the higher elevations will be breezy throughout the afternoon and into the evening hours. we are looking at the sun setting at 5:09. right now the hilltop winds are gusty, up to 24 miles an hour, even down around this road. and mt. tam 18 miles an hour gusts with knoxville creek and atlas peak over 20 miles an hour. it will be breezy throughout the afternoon. then we will introduce a few clouds. the trough has moved off to the east. now comes the cooler air spilling on in. that will allow for the winds to be anywhere from 10 to 20 miles an hour this afternoon. the north winds keeping the fog out of the bay. let's take a look at the week ahead. you will notice that with higher

pressure building in, that's why we do have the wind. but the next couple of days look what happens. the systems move to the north. we do stay dry. in fact, we will warm up a little bit through the middle of the week. the next system coming in by thursday, still to the north of us. but by friday the weekend, we have something developing offshore. can you just barely see it. that might bring us a little bit of rain into next week. we will see. things have a way of not working out for us in that department as of late. 59 in yosemite. 49 tahoe and 59 in monterey. it will be cool at the coast. high temperatures today all around the bay held down, mainly in the low to mid-60s with 65 oakland, palo alto and fremont. morgan hill coming in at 68. fur going to the raiders game, grab a jacket. it will be breezy. just about 601:05. 4:00 maybe a couple degrees warmer. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a cool night tonight. maybe some frost by monday

knight into tuesday morning when you will see the temperatures moderate. the next system just bringing in clouds, cooler numbers and hopefully rain by next weekend. last year we had a ton of rain and snow in november and d.c. so we are just well behind. >> we are just starting november, so perhaps. >> that's right. we will be optimistic. >> thank you, lisa. let's check out sports. the raiders take center stage in the coliseum with the 49ers off this weekend. the silver and black hosts the philadelphia eagles at the coliseum with a chance to get to .500 on the year. kickoff 1:05. yesterday cal tried to win their first pac-12 game of the year against arizona. here's mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the cal bears looked like they might break their six-game losing streak yesterday hosting arizona, but it was not to be. this is becoming a long season for cal players, coaches and fans.

jared is learning a lot in this freshman season. goes one way and to kenny. 17 yards for his first career touchdown. cal down 5 at the half. third quarter, lawler makes the spectacular catch. three td catches on the day. bears down 26-21. but right before the quarter ends, bj with his third rushing touchdown of the game. denker, 262 yards in the air, 44 on the ground. sunny's expression says it all. cal falls to 1-8. 0-6 in pac-12 play with the loss to arizona. >> losing is the worst feeling ever, and even though i had three touchdowns, i fell good about it, but i would have melt -- felt even better if we had the win. >> you know, he's been up and done the whole year. he's come into his own now and made three great plays for me and that's what he's been doing all year in practice and we finally got a shout out there today and he took advantage. >> san jose state and unlv. first quarter, david phils.

13 yards. jones gets his foot down. 7-0, spartans. later in the quarter, halloween is over but san jose still had tricks up their sleeves. the hand-off to preman. -- freshman billy free man. he throws it 30 yards to kyle. spartans improve with the victory. >> the warriors wrapping up their california tour last night against sacramento. they beat the lakers at home, lost to the clippers in l.a. and took care of the kings last night at oracle. they fired up the troops in the pregame huddle. great sequence to close out the first. steph curry to greene. he drains the three with two seconds left. and mclemore answers just beyond half-court with the leave. and curry put on the show. shakes and bakes. pulls up and knocks down the three-pointer. 14 points 9 assists in the half. and curry feeds klay thompson. he hits the three. clay had 17 first-half points. the splash brothers loving it. warriors led by 20 at the half n the third, he continues to light

up. another three. the start of a 15-0 run for the warriors. they run the kings out of oracle, winning 91 any of 87. dan boyle back in the lineup. you see him taken off the stretch on a stretcher and missed seven games. 36 seconds into the game the shot under boyle's stick and in. 1-0, coyotes. shark tie it in the second. joe pavelski snipes it. sixth of the year. 1-1 game. still in the second sharks on the power play. boyle goes high glove on mike smith, second of the year. sharks 50 shots. the game went to a shootout where vermette wins it there. sharks lose in the shootout in the second straight game, 3-2, your final. >> third round of the schwan cup. a little foggy yesterday. kenny perry had to finish in the top five to have a shot. rolls in the birdie on 17. he gets to 7-under. and bernard has to win and have perry win the top five. third shot. but freddy couples having his way. four birdies on the day, including this one.

this is on 14. he's 15-under. five shots up on mark o'meara. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you again ton at five. have a great day. >> up next, a ride through history. why muni is running street cars that date back to the late 1800s.

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>> happening now, this is breaking news. a fire in oakland. firefighters battling a two alarm blaze this morning. this is a live look from our emeryville cam. it is a one-story building in the 1700 block of 11th street. we will keep an eye on this and have more on abc7 news at 9:00. >> today is the second day to enjoy the vintage trolley cars and buts in san francisco. eyes part of municipal heritage weekend. muni brought out street cars and buses dating back to 1896. you can catch a ride on the same streetcar used when grover cleveland was president. muni also displayed its newest he had eggs to the historic fleet car fleet. the open-top boat tram will operate during good weather only. and no rain in the forecast? >> that's right. cooler and breeze city winds throughout the day today. temperatures in the low 60s

san francisco, 55 oakland. partly cloudy skies. morgan hill 68. another cool day tomorrow. temperatures moderate by midweek. extra cloud cover. still looking drive and maybe next weekend le we will see a little bit of rain. >> all right. that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. abc7 news continues at 9:00. did you remember to fall back in i hope so. "good morning america" is come up next.

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good morning, america. new overnight -- disturbing details on how the terrifying rampage at l.a.x. played out. the alleged gunman hunting down his targets, as we learn about his state of mind. >> it's blowing everyone's mind. everyone is kind of shocked. >> this, as former classmates weigh in as the shy kid who may have been the target of bullies. breaking overnight -- what happened on the so-called wheel of death. a cirque du soleil performer plunging to the ground. we have the latest on his condition. fireball caught on tape. how would you like to see this heading straight for your home? >> oh, my god! >> all too real for homeowners stunned by what came down the power lines. and that is not an alligator suitcase.